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I went from being a religious desiple of these people learning from their courses and books, to now being synical AF. They are all FOS in my opinion. Let's see LBR's track record over the past 20 years and see how it holds up. Any of these BS artists selling books. Do their methods work as...

this is probably the bible for fixed income.

My issue with these podcasts is most guests don't have a verifiable track record one can look up publicly so how do we know they are actually as good as they claim? Im a bit skeptical myself.

I think this is a bit silly. How do you actually know what a "sense" is? How do you quantify it to ensure you are not just thinking there is something there that is not? Can we objectively beforehand define what a "sense" is?

I think before you look into a TA course, I think you need to ask the question what evidence is there that TA has predictive power? How do I know? How can I be sure? I think that is a better starting question. Not saying it does or doesn't work, but it's something to think about.

I would imagine all the news comes out at relatively the same time. The stock probably adjusted before because markets are competitive, and mostly efficient, so the information gets disseminated into the price fairly quickly. Maybe if you have a Bloomberg or Reuters you might get it a bit quicker?

Interesting, I didn't know that.

sell order flow to Market makers.

https://www.fool.com/the-ascent/buying-stocks/best-brokers-options/#:~:text=Robinhood%3A%20Best%20overall%20options%20trading,are%20accessible%20via%20the%20app. commision and exchange fees? or just commissions?

how long do you sim trade for, before you go live?

I'm not referring to systematic as full-on 100% automated algo trading, but clearly defining a ruleset that has been backtested, and you will not deviate from it. At least not in the moment... Discretionary as in - Here is what I for look for (maybe a general rule set) but from there is subject...

Just because you sell an IC for credit, doesn't make it "income". If you want income, then high paying dividend stocks or Fixed Income should really be where your at. Good luck.

worked well for me as well.

it would seem to me that investing would be easiest due to the positive drift of the market and longer time horizon. You could just get lucky in that most individual stocks follow the drift of the market. Day trading would seem like its purely skill-based, due to the short-term nature and...

Just curious, In your opinion can you rank easiest to hardest ways to make money in the markets? Interested in hearing different perspectives. Thanks!

Interested in getting some professional insights. 1. What type of returns do prop firms consider good prior to funding you? 2. how do they verify your returns are legitimate? For example: Date - 2023 YTD - 15% Max DD - 10% Sharpe - 0.82% The above example is purely for illustrative...

Or maybe we already got the big pullback for the last month and were about to head higher...

Was just curious for those who trade options if you use it, and if you find it useful.

This is what I was looking for. Thanks for sharing! Guess the reality is in the long run SPX is where you should be and what typically holds true? Or at least think, there is no strategy that will produce better returns with less volatility in the long run. Tried and true indexing is the way to go.

Well, I would imagine your transaction costs would be much higher than they would be if you were at a HF or prop firm. Even if the costs are low at retail.